Hello again Sherri and list,

The setting I was referring to is the message time setting. This keeps a prompt on the braille display longer before the display changes to something else. AC adapter on message might be one example where it would be seen longer if one were to set that option to ten seconds let's say. I then went to the other various menus but the display responded normally so that isn't a setting to be concerned about I guess. I'd leave it at zero for me. The only other thing one might do is exercise the braille display regularly and see if you don't see improvement in its action.

Jim Aldrich

At 09:27 AM 06/10/2005 , you wrote:
Hello Sherri and list,

It seems to me there is a setting in the braille display settings which governs how quickly the braille display responds to commands. I think the quickest setting is the default which is zero. I'm not able to get to my BN at the time of this writing so haven't checked it out. When I do so, I'll be back. Go to options menu, select braille display, look at the various options under braille display. If you find that setting, experiment with it and maybe that is the source of your difficulty.

Jim Aldrich
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